Sentence examples for regulations internationally from inspiring English sources

It is aimed at building the case for power sector specific cyber security regulations based on the experience of regulators in other critical infrastructure sectors like Banking and Telecom in India and power sector regulations internationally.

The US Department of Transportation has approved the carriage of fuel cells and four specified fuels in aircraft passenger cabins, in a decision that is consistent with airline regulations internationally.

Patient-centredness is a highly appreciated value stated in laws and regulations internationally.

These include carbamazepine, clarithromycin and diclofenac, which currently are discussed for regulation internationally.

We also need to have consistent standards across countries if we are to have any hope of harmonizing financial regulation internationally.

National regulations and internationally recommended standards and guidelines have been developed dealing with radiation protection and radioactive waste management.

The study is conducted according to local regulations and internationally established principles at the the Helsinki Statement (64° Asamblea General Fortaleza, Brasil, 2013), whilst respecting confidentiality (Data Protection Act 15/99).

Traditional top-down national regulation of internationally mobile doctors and nurses is fast being rendered obsolete by the speed of globalisation and digitisation.

The Mulroney government justified the change in patent law on the three basic premises: it reconciled domestic regulation with internationally mandated standards; it boosted R&D in Canada; and it incorporated Canada as a contributor to global pharmaceutical R&D [ 25].

What was disposed of?" Following Mr Robertson's comments, the MoD said: "There are strict regulations, which are internationally recognised and which Russia is signed up to under the International Maritime Organisation which govern pollution and dumping of waste at sea. "They are a responsible navy and will follow those international regulations".

An International Ice Patrol was set up to monitor the presence of icebergs in the North Atlantic, and maritime safety regulations were harmonised internationally through the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS); both measures are still in force today.